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Old 02-25-2022, 08:15 PM
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Power steering filters

Now then. Had pressure in my PS reservoir, fluid pissing out instantly the car is started. Had my rack rebuilt and new steering pump fitted (adaptive drive bollox) and it's a lot better, but still bubbling and spewing a little bit out.

I should add it's a 2008 3.0sd

It's in with a specialist at the moment and he says it's the reconned pump. Whilst I'm saying he is wrong, I so find it a bit hard to believe. Only other things to change now are all the lines and the roll bars. Jesus this could get expensive.

I've a feeling it's possibly a blocked filter, as I've also replaced valve block too.

Does anybody know where the filters are located please?

Last edited by Alex19; 02-26-2022 at 05:03 AM.
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